2/21/09
High: 6° C There is a 80% chance of precipitation. Cloudy.
Low: -2° C Windy temperature of 6° WInds south 27km.
Partly Cloudy
2/22/09
High: 2° C Partly cloudy, feels like -10° C, humidity of 69%
Partly Cloudy
Low: -2°C
2/23/09
High: 7°C Mostly cloudy, chance of rain and light snow
Rain / Snow
Low: 1°C
2/24/09
High: 6°C Mostly cloudy with rain in all parts of the day
Low: 2°C
2/25/09
High: 4°C Mostly cloudy with light rain
Low: -3°C
2/26/09
High: 3°C Rain and snow throughout the day
Rain / Snow
Low: -2°C
2/27/09
High: 3°C Humidity of 81% and dew point of 0°C
Partly Cloudy
Low: -1°C
2/28/09
High: 1°C Chance of showers, dew point of -1°C and humidity of 87%
Low: -1°C
3/1/09 High: 3° C Precipitation is going to occur throughout the day. Snowy
Low: -1° C
Snow Shower
3/2/09 High: 3° C Precipitation is going to occur throughout the day. Snowy
Low: -5° C
Snow Shower
3/3/09 High: -1° C Precipitation is going to occur. Snowy
Low: -9° C
Snow Shower
3/4/09 High:1°C Precipitation is going to occur thoughout the day. Partly Cloudy.
Low: -7°C
Partly Cloudy
3/5/09 High: -3° C Precipitation is going to occur throughout the day. Snowy
Low: -10° C
Snow Shower
3/6/09 High: -1° C Precipitation is going to occur.
Low: -4° C
Partly Cloudy
view of mountains in Reykjavik
the city's waterfront
Severe Weather Concerns
There is only one major severe weather concern in Reykjavik, Iceland.
The major concern is ice in the winter. And you get alot of it because, well,
it says in your name, you live in Iceland. Iceland has a tendency to be in the
path of winter storms and once the storm passes threw, it leaves black ice
on the road that can cause fatel accidents in your car.
Winter/Summer Conditions
Winters in Reykjavik average around -3°C and aren’t as severe temperature wise as most think. The coldest months are Jan., Feb., and March with rain almost 10 days per month. Rainfall is a big part in Reykjavik’s weather, as well as the amount of precipitation in the air.
When you think summer you think warm right? Well, that’s hardly the case here. Summers in Reykjavik average around 13°C. The warmest days are between June and August when temperatures can reach 20°C. If you wanted to visit this city the best time to go would be somewhere in those months. However, you still would want a jacket with you in the summer and maybe some rain boots!
How is weather in Reykjavik different than KS?
Well for starters, Kansas experiences warm summers and fairly cold winters. Kansas also doesn’t see as much rainfall as Reykjavik They also see the sun for about 20 hours a day during the months of June and July, as in Kansas it’s about the same amount of time each day. Iceland, being on another continent than Kansas is of course going to see a major difference in the weather.
High: 6° C There is a 80% chance of precipitation. Cloudy.
Low: -2° C Windy temperature of 6° WInds south 27km.
High: 2° C Partly cloudy, feels like -10° C, humidity of 69%
Low: -2°C
High: 7°C Mostly cloudy, chance of rain and light snow
Low: 1°C
High: 6°C Mostly cloudy with rain in all parts of the day
Low: 2°C
High: 4°C Mostly cloudy with light rain
Low: -3°C
High: 3°C Rain and snow throughout the day
Low: -2°C
High: 3°C Humidity of 81% and dew point of 0°C
Low: -1°C
High: 1°C Chance of showers, dew point of -1°C and humidity of 87%
Low: -1°C
Low: -1° C
Low: -5° C
Low: -9° C
Low: -7°C
Low: -10° C
Low: -4° C
Severe Weather Concerns
There is only one major severe weather concern in Reykjavik, Iceland.
The major concern is ice in the winter. And you get alot of it because, well,
it says in your name, you live in Iceland. Iceland has a tendency to be in the
path of winter storms and once the storm passes threw, it leaves black ice
on the road that can cause fatel accidents in your car.
Winter/Summer Conditions
Winters in Reykjavik average around -3°C and aren’t as severe temperature wise as most think. The coldest months are Jan., Feb., and March with rain almost 10 days per month. Rainfall is a big part in Reykjavik’s weather, as well as the amount of precipitation in the air.
When you think summer you think warm right? Well, that’s hardly the case here. Summers in Reykjavik average around 13°C. The warmest days are between June and August when temperatures can reach 20°C. If you wanted to visit this city the best time to go would be somewhere in those months. However, you still would want a jacket with you in the summer and maybe some rain boots!
How is weather in Reykjavik different than KS?
Well for starters, Kansas experiences warm summers and fairly cold winters. Kansas also doesn’t see as much rainfall as Reykjavik They also see the sun for about 20 hours a day during the months of June and July, as in Kansas it’s about the same amount of time each day. Iceland, being on another continent than Kansas is of course going to see a major difference in the weather.
References:
"Reykjavik Weather." World Guides. 2009. World Guides. 8 Mar 2009 <http://www.reykjavik.world-guides.com/reykjavik_weather.html>.
"Today's weather for Reykjavik, Iceland." the weather channel. 2009. the weather channel. 7 Mar 2009 <http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/businesstraveler/local/ICXX0002?lswe=Reykjavik,%20ICELAND&lwsa=Weather36HourBusinessTravelerCommand&from=searchbox_typeahead>.